I am 99, have an active life within my family, (being part of a family is the”gift that keeps on giving”)🥰

@jondalarpv2029

Жыл бұрын

Really? God bless you 🙏

@nguoithichhoasim1233

Жыл бұрын

You’re right . More and more Western researchers acknowledge that the Chinese elderly live healthy and longer thanks to their children , grandchildren live with them and take care of them . The Russian retirees have the highest rate of suicide on the world , because of living alone , especially Russia has too many days of coldness .

@anikadiamond007

Жыл бұрын

GOD Bless you, mom!

@Miki_big_red_machine

4 ай бұрын

Im 1000years old and doing well😊

My granny lived to be 99. She lived in her own home till her death. She lived a very clean and active life. She would walk 3 miles just to pay her electric bill. She never drove. She never drank or smoked. I’m sure her body didn’t hurt as bad as mine does at 56. She was the best woman I ever knew. Had her in my life till I was was 40. Miss her so much.

@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488

3 жыл бұрын

Our current days are rough. Our diet plus marketed lifestyle is definitely pressing us hard. Too much processed food, stress for money to buy things we basically don't need at all, add Media programmings and anxiety, I think someone needs to be smart to escape modern negative styles. Lol. I cheer you up to your 99th birthday too❤️

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

she ate a meat based diet unlike you meat recovers the human body faster then plants do fruits, grains and vegetables age you fast.... there is some 50 year old vegans that look like mummified corpses ..... I eat a meat based diet I have aged very slowly still look like i'm in my early 20s,(33yo) most likely i'll live to 100-110 or so... it's amazing how fast the human body recovers on a meat based diet

@cathy1944

2 жыл бұрын

@@punker4Real actually, my Granny was a seventh day Adventist. She did not eat meat. I was brought up a vegetarian for the most part of my youth as well so this Philosophy doesn’t hold true

@lucastony5302

2 жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing

@lucastony5302

2 жыл бұрын

Hello how are you doing

13:45 I'm so sure! Now that's absolutely astounding at 103 he's down on his knees putting firewood in the fireplace, I'm 50 and I cannot go down on my knees or they crack for the next 24 hours! Bravo for him, incredible!

AVOID TOXIC PEOPLE...

@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488

3 жыл бұрын

To add, avoid marketed lifestyle... Pressure is too much on people now because of Media marketing of what's told to us that we need in life to be happy. Hahahahaha. Cheers

@masterpalladin

2 жыл бұрын

And toxic gmos and pesticides

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Susan! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

@tedhamachi3454

Жыл бұрын

@@masterpalladin iiii

@elijahvincent985

Жыл бұрын

Timeless advice to seriously apply in life!!!

My grandmother will be 102 next June. She stretches daily, does ballroom dancing at her senior center, walks around town, and has a social life in the community she's in. Her mother lived to 101. Time for me (50 in December) to start applying some of the Blue Zone habits... Funny, from 15-35, I didn't want to live at all... now, I'm looking forward to getting older 😊

My great great grandma lived to 110-111 until COVID killed her will to live

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, morgan! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

My grandmother lived to be a month shy of her 95 birthday. She lived her entire life in Puerto Rico. When my grandfather died we brought her to California. She didn’t do well in California. She was very religious, ate a plant based whole food diet and was an active member of her community in Puerto Rico.

@greyhnd001

2 жыл бұрын

whole food plant based is the easiest way to stay alive a long time. Fruits and veggies have phytonutrients doctors and scientists don't even know about. Only God knows but over time we may find out. I am 50 and still unicycle , juggle , program microchips to let me know when my plants need water, to control a string of 300 independently controlled RGB leds and to use motion to control a lite in our sunroom.

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

@@greyhnd001 lies get off the dope vegan non sense...... the secret to living long is a 90-100% meat based diet I was taught by my grandpa who ate a meat based diet he live to 93 and his life partner(women) was 99 YO (just a few months shy of 100)

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Jesse! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

@msmysticstorytime

11 ай бұрын

@@greyhnd001 do you use arduinos. what plants are you growin

My granny died at 97. Miss her a lot ....she would be 99 now.

Very interesting. Been watching a few episodes in the series now. One thing I wonder, thought, is why they edited in such a way to cut off when interviewees' replies/words were not finished. I was listening to them but they got cut off in the middle, and I can't conclude in my mind what they were saying. Strange editing.

I love the wisdom inside these wonderful people…we have so much to learn in this turbulent times!!!… Thanks for sharing 😊😊😊😊😊

On my dads side of the family from my great grandmother which live to 104 and her brother 102 but he was killed in a car accident which he was driving and to all the way to my sixth great grandfather he lived to 113 and everyone in between my two great grandparents all seen over 100.

@tana5098

Жыл бұрын

Wow!! You have a good genetic history. May you have the same healthy outcome.

@xyruz2956

3 күн бұрын

Good Genes you're lucky you came from them

@waynek3366

3 күн бұрын

@@tana5098 I'm 60 years of age and in good health no meds I just have Osteoarthritis. I'm a small man I'm 5,6 and 150 pounds which I think has a lot to do with Longevity but time will tell.

Interesting to watch . I had a friend who was in his 90 ‘s and still played golf . He was a pilot in WW11 And he had a brother who was older than him and that man was a prisoner of war in Changi . The man in question was still driving at 95 and was very deeply affected by the treatment he received whilst in captivity , so much so he never bought a thing made in Japan

Thanks for this video' ❤️❤️

Very good work here; thank you!!!

@jamesonherald5080

2 жыл бұрын

True nice work here it looks amazing Paula

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Paula! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

Aww! I have definitely learnt enough and being encouraged to do more! May the universe bless us all.

"I never wished something differently, I learned to be content."

Great video, thnx

@science-channel

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

Ever consider that, honour your mother and father and your days on earth shall be lengthened?

I have a 96-year-old great-uncle who outlives my grandmother, his sister 14 years younger than him. He just recently gave up his driver's keys on account of his advanced age. Still gets around pretty good! It's always refreshing to see people from past generations sticking around to provide wisdom for the future!

@Miki_big_red_machine

4 ай бұрын

What is greatuncle?!! You mean granduncle or greatgranduncle

I fell in love with the doctor. At 100 he was wiser than me at 47. LOL :)

@ayodeler39

2 жыл бұрын

Don’t forget that age = accumulated wisdom especially for those who have served as professionals. Respect the years of experience.

@DK-qj7cr

2 жыл бұрын

He died a couple of years ago age 104 I believe 🤔

@jmc8076

Жыл бұрын

@@ayodeler39 From my experience wisdom doesn’t always come with age. There’s many who are very young and seem to be old souls. ✌️

My Grandmother lived up to 103 years old. RIP ,Granny, we missed you.

My husbands grandmother lived to 5 days before her 101st birthday....she lived by herself until she was 99. She had 10 daughters and 1 son

Beautiful!

Louis looked and talked amazing for his age. 13:40 I’ve watched a lot of these aging videos and he impresses me greatly! Bravo Louis and Ellsworth - wow operating at 95?! Unbelievable.

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Carie! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

Loved this video, it had a lot of input into it!Love ❤❤Thx for sharing!

Very interesting information.🥰 It's wonderful that they are able to enjoy a vibrant and quality life.

@science-channel

5 ай бұрын

Yes, thanks

Excellent!.

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, there! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

Exercise is great stress, boredom, or depression relief. After doing HIT cardio or strength training I feel like $1,000,000. Just have to be careful not to beat up the joints.

@MultiOranuch

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with you I have my own exercise 15 until 30 minutes when I wake up daily. I walk to my wok in City. Regarding many expert walking long distance is good for every body :-) Greeting from Stockhholm - Sweden

Wonderful

We're at a time where we will never meet or speak to someone in the 1800s ever again. We're getting old. Respect the knowledge these people speak.

My grandmother lived to be 104. She fell in a field picking wildflowers and broke her hip .She never recovered from that.

Love the material, interviews and especially meeting Mr. Charpentier!! The editing of this doc is terrible though. Many quotes cut off mid-thought and the translations come across awkwardly.

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Leah! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

Just surprised, longevity in USA. They have to be strong, really. Thank you for the clip.. Take cae Best wishes from Stockholm - Sweden

@MarieAnew

15 сағат бұрын

Why are you surprised?

In Scandinavia so there are lots of 90 years old people (before COVID 19 time) who were farmers living in many small villages in small town. The secret is they eat SOUR MILK every breakfast and supper. So I have to learn to eat SOUR Milk daily - Maybe if I have a good luck to be 90 years in Scandinavia as a foreigner who live for 60 years :-) Best wishes from Stockholm City - Sweden

@goldcherry103

2 жыл бұрын

Good observation. I wonder if yogurt would be a good substitute. I don't think that I could do sour milk. But it's probably beneficial for the body.

@MultiOranuch

2 жыл бұрын

@@goldcherry103 Thank you for your comment. Surely, sour milk is the secret of Scandinavian old people.. I have seen therefore.. Good Luck! From Stockholm - Sweden

@jamesonherald5080

2 жыл бұрын

Wow a good idea thanks to God for that

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, there! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

@@prestonsmith9824 preston molestin

Tha'ts nice knowing the capability of old people around the world

Aging is toxicity on all levels, poor thoughts, and clinging to things that are not in alignment with health. It is a belief that you will age and deteriorate. What you focus on e x p a n d s. These people all seem to focus on living their daily lives and enjoying it.

My mother lived to be 105, Eden Valley, Minnesota.

@anikadiamond007

Жыл бұрын

Praise GOD!

My friend will be 105 in December and still can remember things from when he owned a market in Banning , California. He lives at home with his daughter.

Good to see Dr Ellesworth Wareham. Says this is a few years old. RIP Dr W. I hope you come back. We need your heart and wisdom.

What a great job

Cheers to those of us who survive on hotdogs, who live in high-rise cities riddled with housing crushes and following moods of stock market, and chasing millions we only need to prove we're better than our neighbors... That's life. Lol. Cheers

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

lol sounded like a beer commercial there

There are 6.5 million people in the U.S. over 115 years old, still collecting social security! Per Rand Paul.

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

these were the same people that voted for biden ? correct?.....

@larryellis2218

2 жыл бұрын

@@punker4Real Yep!

As long you have goals, you can enjoy life....goals not completed during your life have a special meaning in old age....I am 83 , never think of retiring, paint everyday and contribute to society through my art donations to various organizations....enjoy those elderly spirited person, mostly still highly creative, bless them ❤️🧑‍🎨🦋

@whitneyanders5945

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for your creative contributions 🙏🏾

@sianefer-ptah1258

7 ай бұрын

Very true 🎉 Turn off the TV, go for a walk, and have a reason to wake up in the morning 🌄

Good on them. Very rare in country in the top 10 unhealthiest countries in the world.

Healthy and happy 🌻

@jamesonherald5080

2 жыл бұрын

Very healthy dear

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Mary! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

“Her 90 year old daughter helped....”

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Pam! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

My Great-great Aunt is 97 and is still active.

Long live Boston, long live america...

whole food plant based nutrition; love life and what you do; keep active physically, mentally, spiritually; female to male ten to one is interesting; altitude is another interesting variable; being socially connected; good genes helps; enjoying life helps; a balance between stress and destress; grace from above helps; it would be very interesting to look at the genetics of cellular respiration in centenarians among clusters particularly to study and compare mitochondrial behaviour.

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

that is fake LIES most vegans look like corpses Dr greger for example he is only 55 but looks 75-80 years old the secret to living long is a 90-100% meat based diet I was taught by my grandpa who ate a meat based diet he live to 93 and his life partner(women) was 99 YO (just a few months shy of 100)

@JoyLangston

2 жыл бұрын

Eat 80% veggies and make meat as a side dish or eat meat on your feast day only. It’s not the cow but it’s a “how” Meaning…. “How the cow was treated” Grass fed is always the best choice & giving the cows the right to roam around the farm. They should be surrounded by many grass. I personally love wild caught fish & pasture raised chicken and eggs. I get omega 3 from the real source like wild caught fish! But I don’t eat meat everyday because I learned to love veggies & fruits. Avocado and sweet potato are my main top food.

@kulata

2 жыл бұрын

@@punker4Real Greger is 49 and he looks 65

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

@@kulata 75

I'd say the average 70 year old American is similar to an 80 or 90 year old European. We have horrible food and lifestyle, leading to poor life quality.

@shanelittle1025

2 жыл бұрын

Gross generalization

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

No dude quite a bit if not all European countries are doing worse then we are in one or more category.

@fitfrog65

Жыл бұрын

@@ryandlion6961 We've traveled extensively in Europe. Except, for Britain, I didn't see the obesity and sick people we have in the USA. Its amazing to me how degenerate the country has become in my 78 years. Maybe you should get out more?

how do they keep their home so clean

@karonsmith9740

3 жыл бұрын

You know I see there grounds are So Well kept, and there land, is it The water at the fact that there 2000 above sea level, the air they Breath,

@marietaylor5174

2 жыл бұрын

They probably have cleaning services.

@Zt_physco34

2 жыл бұрын

No kids no pets

@janiekcarney5482

Жыл бұрын

Who can afford cleaning staff when you haven’t earned a paycheck for 40 years?

@DarthKruhl

2 ай бұрын

@@janiekcarney5482they might have pensions from their former jobs, social security especially for someone their age, etc.

Ok, I'm 60 and VERY active and don't drink or smoke never have. I understand that my age is so nothing compared to 103, LOL. But I figure if I keep working out and continue being as active as I am and have been all my life. I "might" live into my 100s 😀👍

@hittingthegspot

2 жыл бұрын

Apart from the cancer you will get from mobile phones or radio frequency uv endulged since discovered .... eat well drink well ànd don't poison your self with a bit of exercise on top ... u have a winner

Maintain a healthy weight is very important. Most things in moderation.

The Russian professor works in an American university, but you needed to interpret his Russian speech? Why didn’t he speak English? I suspect he teaches in English. Just curious. I hope Mr. Charpentier gets visitors other than curious people and researchers. Maybe the centenarians aren’t anomalies. Maybe everyone should be living that long. My mother was 84 and my father 96 years when they passed on. My father was always curious and learning new things. He was always active. Gordon Lithgow looked older than 50. He needs to utilize his research. The doctor who had TB and recovered on his own has a very stoic, and perhaps unique, immune system.The Russian scientist said to have a career that,literally pulls you into longevity...only the doctor spoke of his career. None of the others talked career. Something was left out of this video, the centurion’s careers.

@mkptrsn

3 жыл бұрын

It’s a Russian program, filmed in Russian.

@patriciajohnsonson8639

3 жыл бұрын

@@mkptrsn oh, makes sense now. Thanks for the clarification.

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, Patricia! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

My neighbor is 96, a former RN, an avid gardener of both flowers and vegetables!!

Notice how most these older folks still smile a lot?

Are there any compiled statistics on those folks ever getting flu shots or any other vaccines?

@James-mz7tv

8 ай бұрын

Yep most did. Jeanne Calment received a flu vaccine when they became available in the 1940s. She likely also had the polio vaccine.

If you smile constantly, you will always have good attitude, the brain doesn’t have to have a reason, but it will it will respond with that wonder lift, Serotonin

If everyone lives longer, how will the younger people take care of everyone? Maybe we need to move on and not cripple our children and grandchildren with debt and responsibility.

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

Maybe we need to live more healthy lives so we can take care of ourselves and each other still.

be content, not stress

They latch onto an idea, and won't let it go. The problem with red meat is they remove the fat that nature provides to dilute the protein. The natural product is fine in small amounts.

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

Aaaaah beautiful, also I'd say it's because we never would have eatin one specific part of the meat the muscle meat, they all play a different part and the bones too, it's almost like the benefits of bone broth manifested when we stopped eating it as much.

Some of these older people have a lot of money. Two homes. Flying from one place to another.

I think it's mostly genetics that affects longevity. On my dads dads dads side, the average lifespan is anywhere from 75 to 110. I got one uncle who made it above 110 even, and this is the norm on that side. However, I noticed they tend to be extremely contentious and emotionally stable. I lack the entire contentious part.

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

most likely ate a meat based diet that is the only way to be contentious and emotionally stable.

@beaster5896

2 жыл бұрын

@@punker4Real maybe a few that I don't know of, but I know my grandfather was talking about how they ate a balanced diet including fruits and vegetables. Meat was involved. The ones who ate the most balanced diet for them made it to the 100s, and they also lived a healthy lifestyle like not smoking and drinking alcohol, keeping a decent workout routine, having a stable job... it goes on. However, I'm the outlier on that side because I drink and smoke and do a bunch of other stuff.

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

@@beaster5896 plant are not even digestible... U GET ZERO nutritional value none. most of them a very toxic to humans between the toxic natural chmicles and HIGH sugar..... the reason why they lived to 100 is because they had eaten a meat based diet... threw out their life.. they only got brainwashed in the 1950s to 1970s that is saturated animal fat was Bad or cholesterol ... this is why longevity is dropping.... down by 2 years in 2020

@beaster5896

2 жыл бұрын

@@punker4Real my cousins from that side are still making it to their 100s and 90s even though they eat a balance of meat and plants, so not too sure what the full argument is here. Also, my grandfather is doing pretty good for an 80 year old. He eats balanced stuff.

@punker4Real

2 жыл бұрын

@@beaster5896 i all ready talked to my grandpa about what he had eaten growing up it was a 80% animal based diet he passed at 93 after the nursing home he was put in fed him a 100% plant based diet... he end up losing 40 pounds in 3 weeks and his dementia went from completely under control to him be a vegetable. in the 3 weeks.. i was feeding him a high % meat based diet. while under my care.... They murdered him.. YOU can't get over 15 vitamins and nutrients from plants.... PLANT DON"T digest they might be edible BUT that does not mean digestible... This is why u can't eat 2kg of garlic u would get garlic poisuning.... = death

Surprised to see that lady using Crisco. Grass-fed butter or tallow would have been healthier, but then, she is by her example, obviously the real expert!

Is Dr Gary Fraser a Kiwi, as I can hear the accent in his voice?

They should have spent a little more money on the editing. The narrator shouldn't be the same person doing the voiceovers. That's Documentary Filmmaking 101. It also sounds like they used Google Translate, because some of the word choices and grammatical constructions are a bit off. It's a shame they didn't do it better justice because this is a fascinating and important subject.

150YEARS.

Aging, we all go there fast and at the same speed of 60 minutes per hour regardless of age, the trick is to keep walking and thinking GOOD THOUGHTS ONLY that lead to good habits of moving eating and sleeping .... use it RIGHT or lose it ..... we age because our bones stop growing while our skin continues to grow making us all look wrinkled as if a young person is wearing grandpa's clothes but there was a time when bones didn't stop growing, it happened with all animals including humanimals .... my idiotic opinion ..... back then there was a plant that all animals ate because it grew everywhere before the last ice age and today it still grows in only in a few places..... if our skin cells would regenerate as our nails then many narcissist out there would not be so afraid of getting older.... we could also just continue to marry anyone but procreate only with long lived individuals and our next generations would benefit from it ...... it is the natural way to improve the improved, women have the power to choose and men do not.

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

Very interesting, I've heard how animals use to eat like white willow and it's bark or something which is what asprin is derived from, and there was obviously less inflammation, be careful with asprin tho.

Who would like to live, and look like and old over dried and wrinkled raisin? No thanks. I would like to die, when I don't need anyone's help for anything. YYIAAAKKK!!!

So this documentary was made about 9 ish years ago. Sad to think the centenarians would have all passed over now.

En usa quizas puede sobrevivir un granjero perdido y olvidado Tranquilo en algun lugar perdido y no importa su edad pero en ciudades ni viejos ni jovenes ..da igual que edad tengas si estas en una ciudad estas jodido

@annemccarron2281

10 ай бұрын

There may some truth to that. People in rural communities are generally more connected, live a slower pace of life, often eat better. My mother's family lived in a rural community. 3 of her 5 siblings lived into their 90's. The oldest died at 97.

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@chuchupuella9336

3 жыл бұрын

91, my in-law grandfather. POW in Vietnam. RIP.

@ivankivinge2987

3 жыл бұрын

My aunt, she is 98 and shows no sign of slowing down

@john_smith_john

3 жыл бұрын

@Sean Sia ??????

@xelakram

3 жыл бұрын

@Sean Sia According to Google, the world record so far is 122 years. This record has stood since 1997. If your grandmother's sister is truly 145, you need to broadcast that!

@Kiren-nu8my

3 жыл бұрын

My Grangrandgranddmother She's 102 years old🤗

THE OLDEST PEOPLE LIVED IN OKINAWA, JAPAN..

Walked down the damn stairs backward and all god damn!

In the bible how long did they live

the oldest person is 122

Just what we all want. To be a living mummy. How fun.

Funny how the main character (and the whole documentary) is so fascinated about the genetic origin on longevity, they just skip the researcher showing the other factors being more important.

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

I found it funny that he was shown over and over that it's not important and yet at the end he seemed to emphasize that being a big part. Lol

He died in 2014 at the age of 104

I've read the latest comments, and I would like congratulate all the elder people out there. But! I identify as a Seventh Day Adventist since I was little, and despite these brothers and sisters at Loma Linda have lived and continue to live longer than average, there's better than that! Is it great to live longer? Of course! Specially in good conditions. But these 100 years are nothing compared to what God has to offer each one of you; soon (only He knows when) this world will arrive to its end as we know it, and Jesus Christ will do all things new and He invites you (and me) to live forever and ever. Death is an intruder; no one in normal conditions wants to die, and we weren't created to die! Death has took both my parents away some years ago, and for my father I'm not so sure, but I believe I will encounter my mother once again. For the moment she's resting until Jesus comes, but she will rise again! My wish is that you can have this same hope, in Jesus Christ's name, Amen.

Just showing old people not their secret.

SHORT PEOPLE LIVE LONGER THAN TALLER PEOPLE ....I THINK IF NOT MISTAKEN ..DR. OZ SAID THAT . I LIVE INDEPENDENTLY IN MY HOME JUST MY 2 CATS JINGJING AND NICHOL., I AM SHORT

@janiekcarney5482

Жыл бұрын

Don’t trust Dr. Oz.

I started there diet

I don't have enough retirement savings to live this long.

Living in own home

In usa the life expectancy is decreasing.

My great grandmother, born 1889, lived to 106. The folks that are 100 years old now (2021 when video posted) were born in the early 1900's up to early 1920's. Their mothers ate whole foods, and what was available in season. They were born vaginally, being gifted with the mother's microbiome. Their formative years (up to 18) were lean but good. Throw in a few wars and all that impact there was obviously less food (think involuntary fasting) and certainly there was no snacking culture. If we're looking to mimic a healthy diet and lifestyle, we need to go back to the first 18 years of these folks' lives. Dan Buettner didn't seem to take that logic into account. I feel for the children born in the 70's and 80's to mothers who were following the 'dietary and lifestyle' guidance of the governments of the time (which is still the dogma of today).

@science-channel

Жыл бұрын

I agree, there is definitely a connection between what we consume now and what people consumed 30-50 years ago

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

Was there a lot of evaporated and condensed milk being consumed by our grandparents.

@KnackFarmer-theanswerismeat

Жыл бұрын

@@ryandlion6961 Perhaps in some households, particularly as a means of preserving and transporting. I know in my own gg's case, they were on a farm and had fresh milk on the doorstep. I don't believe it became as popular as it was (was there a peak?) until perhaps in the 40's and 50's.

It can happen! Nicotinamide riboside 👍

I absolutely have no desire to live past 70. I don't understand how anyone wants to be that old. My great aunt is 103 and actually survived covid at 101. I never want to be that old. I don't think I'll ever change my mind.

@jmc8076

Жыл бұрын

It’s not for everyone. Peace and health while you’re with us.

@ryandlion6961

Жыл бұрын

Don't say ever, and keep ur mind open, because if you change ur mind 1 day you'll have however many years of confirmed thoughts to deal with that you'll have to rewire.

This a community of Seventh-day Adventists.

Lady said 'I never drank or smoked, or went to parties'. How sad! She just stood still. I guess that's one way to live to be 100.

@patriciajohnsonson8639

3 жыл бұрын

I guess it was right for her.

@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488

3 жыл бұрын

Exceptional people live in their minds, they don't care about stuff and things like parties isn't on their list. Not surprised.

@mz4420

2 жыл бұрын

@@mugumyapaultheafricannomad9488 exactly.

@passionatesingle

2 жыл бұрын

So life is about going to parties drinking and smoking? Just trying to think of how many people would agree with you.....none that I know of.

When you bury most of your Friends and Family, why keep going?

its not lifestyle directly. but the specific ethnicity with the good genes is not diluted through outbreeding. in other words the high genetic diversity is preserved.

@prestonsmith9824

Жыл бұрын

Hi, ann! How are you doing? I hope you are fine and staying safe. It's good for aging people to keep themselves smart all time. The government should also take proper care of them too. Where are you from? I hope you don't mind me texting. You can call me Preston! Hope to hear from you soon✌️🕊️

Whoever reads this if these people are this old were they alive during the 1918 disaster that killed hundreds of people it was a pandemic they called it, If there is somebody that's still coherent to tell us back in 1918 when had the whatever virus , can you describe that time

Who wipes their bottoms when they can’t?

Teaching at Harvard for 20 years but can't speak the language..... what?

xQc can you stfu with the loud narration so I can watch the video.

Skip USA Australia or the toxic people around

It's God why yall tried to give it to everybody but God

To give up the variety of foods available to just live three more years doesn’t seem worth it.